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Retiring premier John Robarts (left), Jubilant successor William Davis
Retiring premier John Robarts (left), Jubilant successor William Davis

Retiring premier John Robarts (left), Jubilant successor William Davis

Date2/12/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Retiring premier John Robarts (left); Jubilant successor William Davis
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005127F
Registering at convention to choose his successor, Premier John Robarts chats with delegate Cecil Terry, right, of Levack, north of Sudbury, and Allan(...)
Registering at convention to choose his successor, Premier John Robarts chats with delegate Cecil Terry, right, of Levack, north of Sudbury, and Allan(...)
2/10/1971
The premier and his boys (from left): Allan Lawrence, McKeough, Welch, Davis , Robarts, Bert Lawrence
The premier and his boys (from left): Allan Lawrence, McKeough, Welch, Davis , Robarts, Bert Lawrence
2/10/1971
On the sidelines now, head resting on his folded arms (at centre), retiring Ontario Premier John Robarts listens to hurricane sound around him as dele(...)
On the sidelines now, head resting on his folded arms (at centre), retiring Ontario Premier John Robarts listens to hurricane sound around him as dele(...)
2/12/1971
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
7/29/1963
Premier-elect William Davis (shown here in victory gesture with party president Alan Eagleson) is described by Frank McGee as a practical idealist
Premier-elect William Davis (shown here in victory gesture with party president Alan Eagleson) is described by Frank McGee as a practical idealist
2/12/1971
Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges
Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges
2/20/1982
Education Minister William Davis
Education Minister William Davis
2/11/1971
Pledging his support, Darcy McKeough (right centre) stands with William Davis after third ballot
Pledging his support, Darcy McKeough (right centre) stands with William Davis after third ballot
2/12/1971
congratulating his successor, Prime Minister Pearson shakes the hand of newly-elected Liberal party leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau (right) on platform (...)
congratulating his successor, Prime Minister Pearson shakes the hand of newly-elected Liberal party leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau (right) on platform (...)
4/6/1968
Meg Davis campaigns for votes for Daddy
Meg Davis campaigns for votes for Daddy
2/12/1971
Leading a parade of Progressive Conservative members of Parliament to breakfast today, retiring party leader Robert Stsanfield wears chef's hat and ap(...)
Leading a parade of Progressive Conservative members of Parliament to breakfast today, retiring party leader Robert Stsanfield wears chef's hat and ap(...)
2/20/1976
The new leader of the NDP, Ed Broardbent (right), is congratulated by retiring leader David Lewis Yesterday
The new leader of the NDP, Ed Broardbent (right), is congratulated by retiring leader David Lewis Yesterday
7/7/1975